For a century, Canadian athletes have stepped onto the world’s greatest sporting stage with determination, pride, and a spirit all their own. Canada at the Olympics: The First Hundred Years, 1896–1996 brings together a rich collection of essays celebrating the country’s most memorable Olympic triumphs, heartbreaks, and defining moments.
Edited by acclaimed writer Jack Batten, this large-format, photo‑filled volume traces Canada’s evolving Olympic story—from early pioneers competing against the odds to the rise of modern champions who captured the nation’s imagination. Through vivid storytelling and contributions from leading sports writers, the book highlights the athletes whose grit and brilliance helped shape Canada’s identity on the international stage.
Insightful, engaging, and visually striking, Canada at the Olympics is an essential keepsake for sports fans, historians, and anyone who has ever felt the thrill of cheering for Canada at the Games.